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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
An End To Bone scr.piag.

Edward Shepherd, Of HarrisbR Ice piers,
says: Having received sa,s prepared relin.
from Electric Bitter, lights and dues In favor
let suffering bumag" protection from is 1t
o running sorsiddleport, GaIlipolis and Iron
my doctor
the bGood progress was made In the con-
nTstruction OF . lock in the Little Ksnsvh
river, and Isl, 900 Ii asked for is continu-
alton during the next fiscal year. On The
Guyaudotte river the available funds were
g expeuded In the removal Of the Rogen'
Mil Dam with beneficial resulA- An
appropriation Of 5000 10 ssked Tor th<
, remoyal of similar distractions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
AG. A. II POST sNUBBED.
The Board Of Trade Asks Citizens to Deco
rate as They Please.

The Board OF Trade ASKS CitiZens To lpecO-
rate as They Please.
OMAHA, NEE, September 3-The an
nual reunion of the Soldiers and Sailors OF
Nebraska takes place here next week, for
which extensive preparations in thedecora-
tive line have been made.
Thursday night Custer Post of Veterans
passed resolutions requesting the citizens
to exhibit the portraits only OF those per
sous who showed their patriotism by tax
ing an active part in the war. The publ
cation of these resolutions stirred up a
strong feeling, especially among the Dem
ocrats, as it was regarded as a slap at Pres
ident Cleveland.
Last night the Board Of Trade held
meeting and decided to snub Custer Post
by requesting citizens to decorate their
houses and places OF business in such man
ner as in their judgment they thought
most desirable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
r O THE LONDON END.
The ID. & o. Deal Creates n Favorable I'M
pression on ,Chanye.

LONDON, September 3.-The news of the
settlement in the case of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad has created the most favor
able impression on Change and there was
q buoyant feeling in the American depart
ment to-day. Full details of the plan OF
settlement have not vet been received and
are awaited eagerly. All American stocks
advanced one-half to one and one-half per
cent on the strength of the B.. & O. arrange-
ment, and a slightly further improvement
was recorded at 100 p. m. when it became
known that a million dollars bad been
taken TOR shipment to New York. Investors
are grateful to ]. S. Morgan & Co of Lon
don, for their part in bringing the negotia-
tions with Mr.. Garrett TO 4 satisfactory con-
clusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
The Emperor and Gar Will Not Meet

BERLIN, September 3.-Much diverse
speculation over the meeting Of Emperor
William and the Czsr will be checked by
the announcement that the Emperor has
abandoned his intention to 60 to Konigs-
burg. 1t was determined to day, after q
long consultation of his physicians, that
instead of v~enturing to attend the army
maneuvers, it was urgent that the Emper-
or should return to Babelsburg. In accord
ance with this decision the Emperor and
Empress and the Imperial Court will 20 to
Babelsburg Monday. The abandonment of
the Konigsburg programme by the Kaiser
has already created exaggerated pessimis-
tic reports in reference To his condition.
But the facts are that he is in his usual
health, although he was somewhat SHAKEN
by his tall of Thursday. lie rose this
morning at his accustomed hour and heard
verbal reports of military affairs. The al
t~eration of the Emperor's plans is due en-
tirely TO the representations of his medical
advisers, who have all along been opposed
to his %venturing to attend the konigsburg
maumuvres, which would involve great
fatigue under the hest possible conditions.
And they well know that the Emperor
once in the field passes beyond the guild
ance OF his physicians and exposes himself
with little thought for the results.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
Trade Dollars Good Only as Bullion.

NEW YORK, September 3.-To-day was
the last day of six months during which
the government redeemed trade dollars at
par. During that time there has been re-
deemed at the United States Sub-Treasury
in this city 1892, All ofthese coins. Those
who failed TO redeem such as they have,
will hereafter be able to realize on them
only from their intrinsic value as bullion.
There has been no unusual rush at the
Sub Treasury during the past week, hold
ers Of the coin evidently having taken adj
vantage of the order soon after it took
effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
The Aru-Rnssian society Formed.

CHICAGO, September 3-The Anti-Rus-
sian Treaty Society was formally organized
yesterday, with the following officers: DIR.
A. P. Ksdison, President; Mr.. s. D. De
Yorkin, Secretary; Mr.. H.W. Levin, Treas
urer. The Society aims to defeat the pro-
jected treaty between the United States
and Russia. 1t will commence ut once to
hold mass meetings, distribute pamphlets,
etc, and will try to have kindred societies
ffmed throughout the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
On Trial For Train wrecking.

WYANDorTE, KANs., September B.
The defense closed its testimony to-day in
the case of George Hamilton, who is
charged with wrecking a Missouri Pacific
train, during the strike in April, 1886,
when two lives were lost. The case will
probably 60 to the jury OIL Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
Womsu In Llns.

1'ISpIAxAPoLrs, IsD., September g.
Labor Day Va observed here BY . ssosrsi
cessstioo Of work in The necbasicsl
Trades. During tbs morning . pands vas
given by the various labor societies, ssv-
eraI tboaAnd men and two hundred no
men beisg In line. Ths procession d.
banded 1t the Expositioa 0roapds, vhsss
. pieaic followed In tbs sftsspeee
sptecbes were made By Jess Harpes, a
illinois; Mn. D. c. Wllsms Psttsrsos,
stats Lecturer X. Of l., and otbsn. Thsrs
wss no disorder.
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Now York.
OIL Ctty,
DRY GOODS.
Kew York.

NEw YORK. September 3.-DD Goods
The order request for miscellaneous A.
.sortments was Of very fair proportions Tor
Saturday and with deliveries on previous
engagements gave TO agents a good total OF
sales. With jobbers there was q large de-
mand present and the coming week prom
ises a large trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
Heel and Toe Walking Match.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, September "A
six day heel and toe walking match, open
to the world, will begin here on October
oath. VIM. West, the manager will give
the contestants 30 per cent of the gross
receipts and present the winner with a
diamond medal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
For the Worlds champIoushIp.

MARLBORO, Mass, September 3.-H.
NJ. Dufur and John Mcmahon wrestled
here this afternoon in harness. collar and
elbow, for the championship OF the world.
Dufur won the first and third falls and the
match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
CATARRH
HAY FEVER

p. an fuIamed condition of THE lining membrane
uFrnr upGritS tear dur.aUd throat, ~atfeCungthe
vuy>' An ugrid muCUSiS >eCretcd, the discharge
Is anrurpuuied with a burning sensation. There
are sever. >p9>uS Of SnecZjug, frequent attacks
az hrs,larhr. waiery and intapcd eyes. Ely's
rrrsn Balm iSU remedy that can be- depended
MON % rnIieYc NJ once AAu cure An9
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sUSDAYE.

Leave at 200 a. N. and run every hour until
900 p. NJ.
Leave Wheeling Park a. SfO q. IN, and run
every hour until 1000 p. H., except Church
Trains, which will leave the Park at 9i5 a. m.
and Wheeling at l2:l5 p. m.
G. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05

wAmrroros, D. C., ssptsaS9 g.
seer,t.ry Rsirehild b sxpeetsd - arrivs b
Wsshinstos dir sycsisg, WIS - IN
he,, sevss.l dsys -, y wa Nd infs.ttsa
70 rsuain sas1 - - Dcsse -
soSden ekan0h NJ p,aas b ~ IT, =
Ana "a : dsdirs q IL yast q ~ froAr
6sat = palsr witb Mn = nUped - -
frsutnsst q ~ ~, - - $1,000
s-usskss, n ~ nGt ansnA naoN
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ON A Z Z
ALaks sssansr and Msny ExesrAosAses
Qrssf Peril

Lake Steamsr and Asny kxceSaoesNso
Grest Peril.
TOLEDO, September 5.-rhs szsuntos
steames Chief Justice Waite, running b
tween Toledo and Put-in-Bsy b lard
aground on Ballast Islsnd reef A beevy
sea is rolling outside and with the wisd
from de northeast the steamer y m N
ugly sitastion. .u.
morning 70 make m effort 70 relieve tss
steamer. There Isl large number ofps-
sengers on board, but no Appseheeaens
are entertained for their afety. No f1r-
ther news hes been received ~ this wrtt-
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
PETROLEUM
Piftsburh.

F~iftsburEh
PIrrsBuRG, September 3. - Petroleum
Active and firm; opened at 64!ci closed at
G4sc; highest Csc; lowest G4tc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, September 3-Petroleum-
Opened at 64ic; closed ut 6iic; highest
este; lowest 6itc; c~learances l,4lO,OO har-
rels.
Now York.
NEW YORK, September 3 -Pctroleum-
Closed steady; opened at GIic; highest
65ic; lowest 8ilc; closing at 6isc; sales
As, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY.
OfLCIrY, September .-Petroleum-.N Ma
tionaI Transit certifi Gates opened at 643c;
highest csc; lowest Gitc; closed ut Gaze;
sales g., 900 barrels; c~learances 2,220,OO
barrels; charters 44,8i1 barrels; ship
ments 50 coo barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
Ngeelins Register
Grarelers' 6uide.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AExPLANATToS or REFERESCE MARKS: aDaily.
tSuudsy excepted. tMOndsv excepted p
Meridian. July Il, 1887. Wheeling time, which
As inst one hour earlier than Central Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05

Children will freely take Dr.. J. n. Nc.
Leans Tar Wins Lung Balm; UNLIKE
cough syrups. II coatains No spun, WI
10Th and heal any diseass 81 - tnsseses
iunes quicker than my oeba rsosdy.
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GovERNMRNTs-Dull but firm.
Neglected.

administrative; sales $G02. 000.
STOCEs.-The news in regard to the
Baltimore & Ohio, which became known
hast night, prevented a great many brokers
and operators from leaving the city last
evening, and the attendance at the Board
this morning was unusually large for Sat
urday. The opening was very strong, adj
vances over yesterdays final figures rang
ing up to II per cent. in Richmond and
West Point. The market was extremely
active and prices jumped up very sharply,
Manhattan rising 5; Reading, Al; jersey,
Central, 3, and Others in proportion.
The reaction was equally as sudden
but the greater part of the advance was
retained, and before 1890 the market had
settled down to comparative s~teadiness,
although it remained rather feverish
throughout, Notwithstanding the heavy
realizations the buying slowly advanced
quotations all along the line, and the close
was active and strong at material advances
over yesterdays figures. The active list
is invariably higher, and Manhattan gain
ed 4I, Reading 81, Lackawanna 81, Jersey
Central q, Colorado Coal p, Missouri Pa.
cifc and Western Union ta2i; Richest
Point 81, New England q, Wheeling and
Lake Erie 81. Sales, 29i 662 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows
Adams Express l45; American Express
107; Canada Pacific $50; Central Pacific
81; Chesapeake and Ohio l6t; do preferred
rsts III, do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
las; do preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy 1881; Delaware and Hudson
1901; Delaware, Lackawonna and Western,
1881; Denver and Rio Grande, 27t; Erie
3ls; do preferred 20; Fl. Wayne, l5l;
Illinois Central, l19!; Lake Shore, 96!;
Michigan Central, &c; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 14!; do preferred, 33f; Missouri
Pacific, 09s; Northern Pacific, 27I; do
preferred, 543; Chicago and Northwestern,
lie; do preferred AS; New York Cen
tral, 1093; Oregon Transcontinental, 253;
Pacific Mail, Al; Panama, -; Peoria. d. *
E. 25l; Pittsburg. 1852; Pullman Palace
Car l5l; Reading, 625; Rock leland, 1876;
81. Louis and San Francisco, By; do pre-
ferred, 73t; first preferred, liz; st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Minnesota lat; 81. Paul
and Omaha, Az; do preferred 109s;
Texas Pacific, 2s!; Union Pacific, SGT;
United States Express a; Western UnioD
Telegraph 77s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-09-05
BOX MAKERS STRIKE.
Possibility of Serious Trouble-Tyrapny OF
the Uniou.


the Union.
CHICAGO, September IA local paper
says: The box makers declare their in
tention of inaugurating a general strike
Monday. If carried into effect fully 800
men will quit work in the twenty or more
box factories. In case the trouble is not
compromised the fight is liable to be a long
and bitter one. The box manufacturers
have been for years at the mercy Of their
employees. They recently met and orgah-
lied IN association for the purpose of mu-
tual protection against the exsctions Of the
Box Makers Union. The latter includes
nearly if not all the box makers in the
city, and has not been at all backward in
asserting its power. Where a strike has
failed they have resorted to the boycott,
and in one case were successful in carrying
their point with that weapon. The present
difficulty arose overa demand made by the
Union for a revised scale of wages and a
Saturday half holiday. The manufactur-
ers to consider the fir,t demand, but posi-
lively refused to shut down their shops at
Saturday noon. The men in the various
shops have been instructed to make a final
demand Monday or Tuesday, and to strike
in the event OF an ~unfavorable answer.
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r. z. G. RAILROAD.

Bellaire aud GAINESVILLE through passenge train
leaves Bellaire at $40 q. m, arrives 1T Bellsire al
400 p. II. .
wOOdSfeld passenger train leaves Bellaire at
40 .. IN, arrives al BellaiTe at So T.. IN.
Summerield ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellair At
100 D. ~, arrives At Bcllairr al lO:i5 a. m.
All trains daily except sunday. Central stand.
ard Time from Bellairc.
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Cbe TaeatrI,aI Profession.

Merit will win AMI receive ruhlic recognition and
rrai.r. Facts. watch are tho uutCum" ~ general cN-
perlrncr, growing Through years or critical and
PRACTICAL t-t. become Is r0o;cI aud iumovable as
the rock ~ Gibraltar I'm I1.b.c u~p.,.an, and hence
forth ureI un 1..thrc guarantee @sto their genu.
ia.ur-s. Tl, l..-pa,a..c C,c, that Swlfts Specific
i,th. s.rfopI purarr Ia tn world. Is one of these
t.-rrvluIr Gibraltar rex fats % which we have
z..krU. tuI every ,ug s. experience roots this con
,lrt.uu urrp1r aHi urvsg tJ public optnlon Every
Glass ,f our pnwVlr m America and In Europe,
medical profession. have b,rCe voluntary testt.
mruy tu the uJrITElr.r virtues OF y y. ). and
rs IIfgu.Ha' rri.ny M curing all diseases OF the
blood These tU~.IuluuiliS are ON nte by lhe thou
sands and ui-,u o. the inspection Uf all. Now come,
Unsolicited ;wo Distinguished T,rwhers ofthe theat-
z. .u Urprrs,,sG. war ErItrIuly testify tOthc EOnder-
r.. curative GulfIrs n On" Sp'cluc In their ndt-
Nai.Il eases. Th,l- testimonials axe herewith SUD
wff.l % tur ;VHhr without further Comment-let
them speak TWr turu. elves. The lady Is a uember OF
ih' 1uu!~ T.IliI Theatre Company, OF New YORK,
l.,uy. ami ~ N.rSrr-Sjuck Company, 81 Chlcago.
lru gentleman Is q welt known member q the New
hHrN Ih.dIL Ih"atr" company. Both are We'll known
L. i~hgLtrtyal C,rs''~m this country anu IN EUROPE
Charlotte RaudoS's Testimony.
Elw YOEE. May s. ISL
swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemen HAVING been annoyed with plmples,
,~..grurS uuT lUuruuCSs ~ tho skin, frum bad con
..iHu ur NOV ttaHl, for more than a year, 1 uSeda
's". Trnr.Iu. tp up rT,nS- Thu l consulted a prom.
l..uf Frs...au. ard from his treatment received
rr trn.l,. Irh.g rrarG!,l tu try The SIS. s. rem
'tF Tor tUr utusaI. Eul ave or six IacSaEr% hy a
'lrrus-b rroy.rUtt"u Ct aus trpHb,r and restoring
SIuufaur~s Ju my Stu. have rtale me happy, and
7 ru,,rIuIty give yuu f.i, testimonial for such usa
and publicity - you wl.u O. maze utiL.
CHARLOTTE RANDOM,
- H'w,ry, near Canal Street,
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, o., September 3.-Whcat-
Steady and lower; cash 74fc; October 75!c;
December 7s!c. Corn-Dull and steady;
cash 43i; May 46. Clover Seed Active
and lower; prime September "a 30; No
vember 81 IS; December 81 50. Receipts
Wheat 80, 900 bushel corn IL, 600 bushel
oats 1000 bushel. Shipments-Wheat
42, 600 busbel; corn 1000 bnshel; oats
@ 600 bushel,
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p,maat the trade mark Z. best guarantee 70,
thu huyar.
National Republican., 1887-12-26
The Machine at Work.

Another great problem has been sattle
in most summary way. The story Is told
In Boston dispatch, which says that
"orders came from Washington to Collector
Saltonstall directing the discharge of two
Si,4O0, four 81 ZOO, five 81 900, aud four
$500 clerks, and seven employees at s. Il
day In the Boston cus' ON house,
The Boston custom house hts been q
great object OF contention betwesn the
spoilsmen and the Muywumps. Mr.. II
tonstal sided with the Mugwumps, ani
refused to "turn the rascals outn until he
was satisfied of their rascality. TIE Boston
Democracy have stood aghast at his to
merlty. They have had committees Of n-
quiry and investigation after him. They
have demanded to know what sort OF being
he is--himself the creature of Democratic
administration, refusing to distribute tue
spells to the ever faithful, who have SO
long hungered and thirsted for the flesh
pots. But Saltonstall was deaf to their
threats, and closed his heart to their cries for
help. Hence their pilgrimage to Washing
ton, and hence the above "order from Wash
ington."
This is short cut to a settlement OF
vexed controversy in the interest of a
united Democracy. The discharges are
ordered in the name Of alleged economy
This is a card for the bosses. But Collector
saltonstall says the public service will
suffer by 1t. Very we'll; the committee on
appropriations Gao restore the clerkships,
when the "boys" can have a fairer chance
to "get there" The boys have won.
The Independent voter, OF course, will
zee In this only at its worst trick of the
wicked partner to clrcumvent the reform
administration. The wicked partner is
getting very close TO the fountain head.
Not the less he will continue to be con.
Venient escape valve for the overload Of
offensive partisanship.
And so easily reverslbly, poor civil ser.
vice reform goes crawnshing.
National Republican., 1887-12-26
Another Cause of worrlment.

A little incident in the House the other
day developed another cause Of divlslop
and anxiety In the "coptinuing and un-
charging Democracy It will stnrtle the
country to know that the dividing question
was that of liquor legislation. Not that
any appreciable part of the Democracy
differ with their partya as to the divine right
Of the liquor traffic and the healthful in-
spiratlon OF the beverage, but that many Of
the way-back representatives have felt the
hand of temperance in the depreciation of
their vote. The subject OF alcohol troubles
them just as the subject of free trade does;
while in the abstract they favor both by a
great majority and with uubounded Gu
thusiasm, expediency drives them to hedge
and to curb their rollicklng liberties.
The incident named was the statement Of
Mr.. Randall relative to the committee on
the alcoholic liquor traffic. Mr.. Randall
and the two Republican members of the
committee on rules reported in favor OF
continuing It, but Mr.. Carlisle aud Mr.
Mills wanted II abolished. Thus, the IRAN
dali wing" OF Democracy broke from the
free trade wing early and on what appears
to be O side Issue. This was enough TO dis
compose the administration party. Bn,
this was not the half OF the new tribulatiou
The outside discussion exposed a dreadful
condition In some OF the close "dlstrlcts "
Few Democrats want TO serve on the com
mittee, for action either way would deplete
their home support Hence the demand
for abolishipg the committee as u u.eios OF
Democratic salvation
So, even the unterrlhei Democracy,
original friend and bulwark OF the liquor
saloor, has ftlt the approach OF the moral
force, and trembles at the very msnti)n Of
an issue which heretofore it has disposed Of
with a sneer. or truth, "the world do
move.n Rent in twain on the question OF
free trade, quarrellng about the disposition
OF the reserve, Hopping apart on the silver
dollar aLd national banks, and uoitlug only
10 periodical pursuit of spois as regular a.
elections occur, perhaps, after all, 1t Is leii
for the common beverage of Democracy to
furnish an issue upon which IL shili break
and go to pieces.
A special message from the President
appears to be necessary to preserve the
Democratic column solid for free trade 10
rum. And this is another issue upon which
the Republicans will meet the foe more
than half way.
National Republican., 1887-12-26
A Distinction and a Difference.

The difference between the views enter
tained by the Sage Of Monticello and those
of the Sage OF Oak View is Just now a sub
iect of surprising interest. In his second
inaugural, delivered March 4, 1906, Presi-
dent Thomas Jefferson said:
At home, fellow citizens, you best know
whether we have done well or i'll. The sup
preston OF unnecessary officers of useless es.
adjustments and expenses, enabled us to
discontinue our internal taxes. These,
covering our land with officers and open
ing our doors to their intrusions, had
already begun that process of domioil.
iery vexations which, once entered, is
scarcely to be restrained from reaching sue
cessnnlly every article of property and produce.
The remaining revenue on the con-
sumption Of foreign articles is paid chiefly by
those who can afford TO add foreign luxuries
to domestic comforts Being collected on our
seaboard and frontiers only. and incorDorated
with the transactions Of our mercantile citi.
zens, II may be the pleasure and the pride of
an American TO ask what farmer, what me-
chanic, what laborer ever sees tax gatherer
in the United States?
But as an improvement upon this view OF
the case, which is in harmony with that Of
Mr.. Blsine, the Sage Of Oak View, in his re-
cent message, thus deliveral himself:
I,must be conceded that none of the things
subject TO the internal revenue taxation are,
strictly speaking, necessarles; taere appears t.
Re no Just complaint OF this taxa.ioa by the
consumers of these art'cia', ami there seem ITO
be nothing so well able to bear the burden
without hardship to any portion of the people
Emphatically there Is u distinction AMI
a difference to be noted between the two
statesmln
National Republican., 1887-12-26
What Are Democratic Principles?

TIE Christian Union recently remarked
that 'the Republicans are rallyiug to the
support of Mr. Blaioe's platform and policy
with tar more vigor and courage than
characterlzes the rally of the Democrats
around mir. Cleveland's message" Where
upon the New York Stm responded: "Thls
is true, and the reason is that the Repubii-
cans are united on the question, while the
Democrats are divided"
What! 80 soon after the declaration that
the principles Of Democracy are "continu
ing and unchangingS" II the Democrats
are divided, which division Is upholdiDg the
aforesaid 'principles;" and, by the way,
what are those principlesS
There should be established seml.daily
expounder OF alleged Democratic principles.